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Hawk552 02-09-2009 12:01
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] (Post 758820)
Don't put 2 statements on one line.
It was an example to show how semicolons can be used. He gave another example right after that where they were on two different lines.

Exolent[jNr] 02-09-2009 12:11
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
I know, but some beginners won't know it was wrong if it wasn't stated.

SchlumPF* 02-11-2009 15:34
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
nice thread hawk + i agree cuz its very similar to my style :D
good codes are one thing, finding solutions for huge problems is another thing BUT having a readable code has a very high priority as soon as you are planning to release a plugin or share the source in any way. just look at numbs plugins, then you know what i mean (at least most of his plugins show how a code shouldnt... :P).
numb <3

tuty 02-22-2009 11:13
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
hey Hawk, nice tut but I allways use in my plugins semicolons at the end of line.....
My question is, i must put this #pragma semicolon 1 in every plugin?

hleV 02-22-2009 11:37
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
No.

tuty 02-22-2009 11:45
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
ok thank you :mrgreen:

xPaw 02-22-2009 12:29
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
you can put it to be sure what you placed ; at end of all lines :]

hleV 02-22-2009 15:20
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
IMO it's useless because there's nothing bad if you forgot to put ; somewhere.

Exolent[jNr] 02-22-2009 16:08
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
It's a nice habit to use ; so that you won't need to have to remember to use it in one language and not another.

Hawk552 02-23-2009 01:27
Re: [TUT] Code Styling
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] (Post 766858)
It's a nice habit to use ; so that you won't need to have to remember to use it in one language and not another.
I program in C++ at work and I have no problem switching between the two at any time.


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